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Neville’s Island: a play from the era of Men Behaving Badly – when women were seen as exotic excrescences

Plus: a preachy new play from Soho theatre, Spine, that ultimately snares your sympathies

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  • Neville’s Island

    Duke of York’s Theatre, in rep until 3 January

  • Spine

    Soho Theatre, in rep until 2 November

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